You can save changes to the process by altering this object and passing it to the SaveProcessDynamic function.

public dynamic GetProcessDynamic();

Classes: Process

Returns

dynamic

Dynamic process object.

Example

The following example demonstrates how to get a dynamic process object off of a Process, and log its LastActionUser, a stored property on the process.

var dynamic = Process.GetProcessDynamic();
LogHistory(dynamic.LastActionUser);

Remarks

The changes made to this process are not saved unless you pass the updated dynamic process back to the SaveProcessDynamic method.